> SELECT quantity_nb
> FROM tblDailyNumbers nb
> WHERE DateDIFF(mm, #CreateODBCDate(Now())#, getDate()) = 0
> AND DateDIFF(yy, #CreateODBCDate(Now())#, getDate()) = 0
The syntax of this may be wrong but I'm pretty sure you want something more
like this
SELECT quantity_nb
FROM tblDailyNumbers nb
WHERE DatePart("mm", yourDateField) = #Month(Now())#
AND DatePart("yy", yourDateField) = #Year(Now())#
(BTW, the DatePart function is from my ropey memory - think it works in SQL
Server 7)
or alternatively
SELECT quantity_nb
FROM tblDailyNumbers nb
WHERE yourDateField BETWEEN #CreateODBCDate(CreateDate(Year(Now()),
Month(Now()), 1))# AND CreateODBCDate(CreateDate(Year(Now()), Month(Now()),
DaysInMonth(Now())))
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